1. Asking for music: a collection of idioms, four-character idioms
Extraordinary: Ordinary music.
Describe things as extraordinary and outstanding. Not knowing the taste of meat originally means being intoxicated by the wonderful music and therefore unable to recognize the taste of meat.
The latter describes someone who concentrates on studying and cannot distinguish the taste of food. It also describes that life is difficult and there is no meat to eat.
Playing string instruments, singing and dancing. Generally refers to music and dance entertainment activities.
Take out of context: cut off; chapter: one piece of music is one chapter. It refers to taking the meaning of one paragraph or sentence in isolation, regardless of the content of the entire article or conversation.
Refers to the reference and origin. Gu Quzhoulang originally refers to Zhou Yu who was engaged in music.
Later, it generally refers to people who are proficient in music and opera. Huang Zhong Da Lu Huang Zhong: The first of the six Yang rhythms among the twelve rhythms of ancient Chinese phonology.
Da Lu: The fourth of the six Yin laws. Describe music or words as solemn, upright, sublime,.
Huang Zhong Destroyed and Abandoned Huang Zhong: A bell made of brass. There are twelve rhythms in ancient Chinese music, six for yin and yang. Huang Zhong is the first of the six yang rhythms; destroy: destroy; abandon: abandon. A metaphor for a wise man.
Beat the knot to express appreciation. Festival: beat; reward: appreciation. Describes appreciation for poetry, music, etc.
Beat the knot and admire it. Festival: beat; reward: appreciation. Describes appreciation for poetry, music, etc.
Juntian Guangle refers to the music in the sky, the music of celestial beings. Later, it was described as a beautiful and majestic piece of music.
The sound of Mi Mi Mi Mi: weak, languid. Depressing music.
Refers to decadent and low-level music. Nanfeng Bujing Nanfeng: music from the south; Bujing: refers to the weak sound of the music.
It originally meant that the Chu army was unable to win. The opponent in the latter metaphorical competition is not strong.
Singing and dancing. The music is brisk and the dance is beautiful. Silk and Bamboo Orchestra Silk: refers to string instruments; Bamboo: refers to wind instruments.
The general name for musical instruments such as harps, flutes, and flutes. Also refers to music.
The sound of a subjugated country originally meant that the country was about to perish and the people were in poverty, so the music was often expressed as mournful tunes, and later it mostly referred to songs of decadent ***. Five tones and six temperaments Five tones: refers to the five scales of Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng and Yu; Six temperaments: The standard for determining musical instruments.
Refers to ancient rhythm. Later it also refers to music in general.
The overtone originally refers to the lingering sound of music. A metaphor for illocutionary meaning, that is, the meaning that is indirectly revealed in the words rather than stated explicitly.
Xiao Shao 90% Xiao Shao: the movement of Yu and Shun; 90%: nine chapters. Nine chapters of Zixiao and Shao music were played.
One board and three eyes. Ban and eyes: the rhythm of opera music. It means that words and actions are orderly or in compliance with the rules.
Sometimes it is also used as a metaphor for doing things in a rigid manner and not knowing how to be flexible. One person sings three sighs, one person takes the lead in singing, and three people sing in harmony.
It originally meant that music and singing were simple and unsophisticated. Later transfer is used to describe poems that turn euphemistically and have profound meaning.
A piece of Gongshang Gong and Shang: both are one of the five ancient tones. A harmonious sound of music.
It describes words as beautiful and sweet as music. Introducing Shang and Keyu Shang and Yu: two sound names in ancient music.
Refers to musical performance that pays attention to rhythm and has high achievements. The lingering sound describes the music as pleasant and intoxicating.
The Voice of Zheng Wei Zheng Wei: refers to the Zheng and Wei states in the Spring and Autumn Period. Refers to the folk music of Zheng, Wei and other countries during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.
Zhou Langgu Qu originally refers to Zhou Yu who is engaged in music. Later, it generally refers to people who are proficient in music and opera.
Ba people are from the bottom of the country. ①The people from the bottom of the country are from the bottom of the country. Popular folk songs in ancient Chu State.
Used to refer to popular music. Ba, the name of the ancient country, was located in the eastern part of present-day Sichuan, and was the land of Chu in ancient times.
Below. The sound of Beibi refers to the music of Yin and Zhou dynasties.
Later generations regarded it as the sound of national subjugation. The sound of Beibi refers to the music of Yin and Zhou dynasties.
Later generations regarded it as the sound of national subjugation. Also known as "The Voice of Beibi".
Blow the chi to beg for food. Refers to begging on the street.
Chi: A kind of music in ancient times, like a flute with eight holes. Play silk and bamboo, play musical instruments, and be familiar with music.
To take something out of context: to cut off; to take a piece of music into one chapter. It refers to taking the meaning of one paragraph or sentence in isolation, regardless of the content of the entire article or conversation.
Refers to the reference and origin. Rhythm refers to the ups and downs, pauses and turns of poetry or music, which are harmonious and rhythmic.
E'e Yangyang is used to describe music that is high-pitched and unrestrained. Later it was also used to describe a happy state.
Sounds and sounds of dogs and horses: good dogs, horses, music, and women. Generally speaking, it refers to the entertainment methods of the exploiting class such as raising dogs, riding horses, listening to songs, and having sex with prostitutes.
It refers to extravagant and extravagant enjoyment. Advocating and shouting refers to the noisy and lively sound of music playing.
The ileum hurts the qi. It describes music, articles, etc. as touching and touching. Jingu Xuantian Jingu: golden trumpet and drum.
Xuantian: loud. Describes the sound of music playing as noisy and lively.
It also describes the majesty of the military or the fierceness of the battle. The words of dragon and phoenix are used to describe the sound of relaxed and melodious music. MiMi music refers to weak and decadent music.
The sound of Mimi refers to weak and decadent music. Same as "Mi Mi sound".
Niao Niao lingering sound: Niao Niao: melodious. Remaining sound: endless sound.
Describes the melodious and sweet sound that continues after the music ends, echoing in the ears. Same as "the lingering sound curls up".
Qiu Ji Yao Miao is used to describe extremely exquisite things, mostly used to describe music. Also known as "extremely wonderful" and "extremely wonderful".
Three Days Around the Liang describes the music as high and exciting, as if it is still reverberating even after a long time. The sound of Sangjian refers to the music of ***.
The horse that is driving the horse stops and raises its head, listening to the sound of the piano. Describe the music as beautiful and beautiful.
The sound of subjugation refers to the music of ***. One advocate and three sighs means that one person sings and three people harmonize.
Later, it is mostly used to describe music, poetry and prose that are beautiful, full of aftertaste, and highly admirable. Advocate, also known as "sing".
Yinshang Kejiao refers to music performances that pay attention to rhythm and have high achievements. Same as "Introducing business and engraving feathers".
Pure and elegant music. The color of bells and drums refers to a cheerful and joyful complexion, as shown when enjoying music.
Zhu Xian's Three Sighs refers to the beauty of music. 2. Idioms that describe beautiful songs
1. Youyuchuting: Describes beautiful music.
2. The lingering sound: the beautiful music echoes for a long time. Describes a pleasant song or piece of music that makes people unable to forget it immediately.
3. Silk and bamboo orchestra: Silk: refers to string instruments; bamboo: refers to wind instruments. A general term for musical instruments such as harps, flutes, and flutes.
Also refers to music. 4. Ganjiuyin sounds: Gan: hobby.
Hobby drinking and music. Describes someone who only cares about drinking, sex and having fun.
5. Songs of Zheng and Wei: Zheng Wei: refers to the Zheng and Wei states in the Spring and Autumn Period. Refers to the folk music of Zheng, Wei and other countries during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.
Because Confucianism believes that its sound is ***, which is different from elegant music, it is denounced as obscene sound. 6. Gu Quzhoulang: Originally refers to Zhou Yu who was engaged in music.
Later, it generally refers to people who are proficient in music and opera. 7. Hit the section to express appreciation: section means beat; reward means appreciation.
Describes appreciation for poetry, music, etc. 8. The music of bells and drums: bells and drums; bells and drums, musical instruments.
Refers to music such as bells and drums. 9. String and drum: string: string, put on the string; drum: play.
Attach the strings and start playing music. 10. Meuzhu is noisy: bamboo means wind music; Meuzhu means music in general; noisy: the sound is noisy and messy.
Describes music as disorganized.
11. Qianbu Yiqiang: Department: The organization in charge of music in the Tang Dynasty was divided into several departments according to the nature of the music in charge.
All played in the same tone. The metaphors are the same old ones, unchanged.
12. The lingering sound lingers around the beams for three days: around the beams: around the roof beams. Beautiful music echoed on the roof beams for a long time.
Describes a beautiful singing voice that leaves an unforgettable impression. 13. The four-horse horse raises its head: The horse driving the horse stops and raises its head, listening to the sound of the piano.
Describe the music as beautiful and beautiful. 14. Take out of context: break: cut off; chapter: one piece of music is one chapter.
Refers to taking the meaning of one paragraph or sentence in isolation, regardless of the content of the entire article or conversation. It means that the usage is inconsistent with the original meaning.
15. Silk and bamboo eight-yin: Silk and bamboo: string and wind instruments, generally referring to music; eight-yin: eight kinds of musical instruments including gold, stone, silk, wood, bamboo, gourd, earth and leather. Refers to music.
16. Three days around: describes the music as high and exciting, as if it is still reverberating even after a long time. 17. Extraordinary: extraordinary: ordinary music.
Describe things as extraordinary and outstanding. 18. Niao Niao endless: Niao Niao: The sound is melodious.
Describes the continuous and melodious sound of music. 19. Ba people are from Xia Li: ① That is, people from Xia Li Ba people.
Folk songs popular in ancient Chu State. Used to refer to popular music.
Ba, the name of the ancient country, was located in the eastern part of present-day Sichuan, and was the land of Chu in ancient times. Xiali, countryside.
②Generally refers to vulgarity. 20. One Ban and Three Eyes: Ban, Yan: the rhythm of opera music.
It means that words and actions are orderly or in compliance with the rules. Sometimes it is also used as a metaphor for being rigid in doing things and not knowing how to be flexible.
21. Play the flute and play the flute: play the flute and flute. Refers to people who are good at music.
22. Jia Ke Chong Weng: Jia means knocking; Cauldron: pottery; Weng: Tong "urn", pottery. Banging the pots, bumping the crockery.
Metaphor for vulgar music. 23. The sound of string singing: the sound of playing the piano, singing and reciting poetry.
() In ancient times, schools attached great importance to music education, which also generally refers to education or teaching activities. 24. Blow the chi chi to beg for food: blow the chi chi to beg for food.
Refers to begging on the street. Chi: A kind of music in ancient times, like a flute with eight holes.
25. The sound of the country’s subjugation: originally refers to the country’s demise and the people’s hardship, so the music is often expressed as mournful tunes, and later refers to songs of decadent ***. 26. Le Yi Tao He: Le: Music.
Music can express the spirit of peace. 27. Mild music: refers to weak and decadent music.
28. The enchanting song and dance: Man: soft. The music is lively and the dancing is beautiful.
29. The lingering sound: describes the music as pleasant and intoxicating. 30. Blow bamboo and tune silk: bamboo: wind instrument; tune: modulate; silk: string instrument.
Refers to an orchestral ensemble. Generally refers to music activities.
31. Three eyes and one board: eye, board: the rhythm of opera music. It means that words and actions are orderly or in compliance with the rules.
Sometimes it is also used as a metaphor for doing things in a rigid manner and not knowing how to be flexible. 32. Playing music, singing and dancing: playing orchestral instruments, singing and dancing.
Generally refers to music and dance entertainment activities. 33. The sound of Zheng and Wei: Zheng Wei: refers to the Zheng and Wei states in the Spring and Autumn Period.
Refers to the folk music of Zheng, Wei and other countries during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. 34. Five tones and six temperaments: Five tones: refers to the five scales of Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng and Yu; Six temperaments: The standard for determining musical instruments.
Refers to ancient rhythm. Later it also refers to music in general.
35. Silk and Bamboo Tao writing: Silk: refers to string instruments; Bamboo: refers to wind instruments; Tao writing: cultivates temperament. Use music to cultivate your temperament.
36. Zheng Sheng Luanya: Zheng Sheng: The music of Zheng Guo. The chaotic music of Zheng Guo disturbed the elegant music.
It is a metaphor for evil disrupting righteousness. 37. The sound of troubled times: refers to music that disturbs the world and people's hearts.
38. Zhu Xian Yuqing: string: the silk string on the instrument; Qing: a percussion instrument. It refers to beautiful music played on musical instruments.
39. Lele alone: ??Lele: Appreciate music. The joy of listening to music alone.
It is a metaphor that enjoying yourself will inevitably lead to being separated from the masses. 40. Dry wine is addicted to sound: sweet: like; addicted to: hobby.
Indulge in drinking and listening to music. Describes the corruption of pleasure.
41. One voice and three sighs: refers to one person singing and three people harmonizing. Later, it is often used to describe music, poetry, and prose that are beautiful, full of aftertaste, and highly admirable.
Advocate, also known as "sing". 42. Zhiyin knows music: refers to knowing music well.
43. Dragon words and phoenix words: a metaphor for the relaxing and melodious sound of music. 44. The sound of subjugation: refers to the music of ***.
45. Golden drum and drum. Xuantian: loud.
Describes the sound of music playing as noisy and lively. It also describes the majesty of the military or the fierceness of the battle. 46. A palace and business: palace and business are both one of the five ancient tones.
A harmonious sound of music. The descriptive words are as beautiful and pleasant as the sound of music.
47. Zhu Xian’s three sighs: refers to the beauty of music. 48. Introduce Shang and Keyu: Shang and Yu: two sound names in ancient music.
Refers to musical performance that pays attention to rhythm and has high achievements. 49. Melancholy: describes the ups and downs, pauses and turns of poetic works or musical sounds, which are harmonious and rhythmic.
50. Zhou Langgu Qu: Originally refers to Zhou Yu who was engaged in music. Later, it generally refers to people who are proficient in music and opera.
51. To drink and have fun: to hold a ceremony; to have fun: music. There was a banquet and music was played.
52. Prisoner screws and good sounds: prisoner cow: the beast carved on the head of Huqin. The beast carved on the head of Huqin shows a love for music.
Metaphor of pretending to be an expert. 53. Hong Zhong Da Lu: Da Lu: ranked fourth in Yanglu.
Describe music or words as upright, solemn, and sublime. 54. First trial cry: This refers to a newborn baby with a loud cry, which will definitely be extraordinary in the future.
Later it is also used as a metaphor for a concert singer making his or her debut on stage. 55. Sounds and sounds of dogs and horses: good dogs, horses, music, women.
It generally refers to the pleasures of the exploiting class such as raising dogs, riding horses, listening to songs, and having sex with prostitutes. 3. What are the four-character words that express happiness?
Blind optimism, happiness, beauty, happiness, ritual, happiness, punishment, happiness, forgetfulness, sadness, happiness, bitterness, he Happiness is not something to do, happiness changes the world, happiness is not wild, not optimistic, joy in the sky, happiness in secret, world of peace and happiness, happiness in suffering, family relationship and joy, unhappiness, worry first and happiness later, happiness has no limit, Be happy in the evening and in the morning, be happy in the Tao and forget about hunger, dress in etiquette and happiness, have uneven suffering and happiness, be happy in the Tao and love the ancient times, be happy in the way of writing, be happy in time, play drums and music together, live and work in peace and contentment, be happy to help others, enjoy talking about things, seek pleasure and have fun, and have a family relationship. Happy, dedicated and happy with others, never tired of it, happy with it, contented with it, gloating about misfortune, happy in it, happy, angry, sad, eating, drinking and having fun, willing to do good deeds, endless happiness, always contented, happy and happy, happy but not immoral, happy and unruly , Be happy but not in danger, the benevolent people are happy in the mountains, happy in themselves, happy in one's sight, happy in disasters but not blind, fond of chaos and happy in disasters, happy in Shu.
4. Idioms to describe the good-sounding songs
Touching the ears: touching the heart: the heart is moved; touching the ears: pleasant. Describing the music as extremely touching.
Tiger spot Xiaqi, Lin Laiquanyun : Qi: beauty; Lai: the sound from the hole; Yun: the sweet and harmonious sound. Describes the beautiful scenery in nature and the various sounds that are pleasant to the ear.
Jin Hui Yu Zhen: Hui: the silk thread that ties the strings ; Zhen: the axis that turns the strings. The noble and elegant emblem and axis of the piano. Describes the smooth and sweet sound of the piano. It also metaphors the otherworldly elegance.
Lin Laiquan Yun: the wind blows through the trees and springs The pleasant sound produced by the stimulation of rocks. Generally refers to the sound of nature.
The lingering sound: the lingering sound: the lingering and melodious sound. The lingering sound: the endless sound. It describes the melodious and sweet sound that continues after the end of the music, echoing in the In the ear. Same as "the lingering sound".
Qinggeyawu: The singing is fresh and sweet, and the dance is light and graceful.
The sound of gold and stone: gold and stone: refers to ancient percussion instruments. It seems to be The sound coming out of a musical instrument. Describes the sweetness of singing.
瀀玉蒀 beads: Describes eloquence and pleasant speech.
yangyinger: yangyang: numerous; ying: Full. Refers to a loud and beautiful sound that fills the ears. It describes the sound of speaking and reading.
A piece of Gongshang: Gong and Shang: both are one of the ancient five tones. A harmonious sound of music. It describes words that are as beautiful and sweet as music.
lingering sound: beautiful music reverberates for a long time. describes sweet songs or music that people cannot forget after listening to them. 5. A complete collection of four artistic idioms Word idioms
Baixuenan and Baixue: refers to the title of a song in Chu State.
Metaphor of profound and unpopular art. Bai Xue Yang Chun originally refers to a higher-level song of Chu State during the Warring States Period.
Metaphor for profound and unpopular literature and art. A hundred flowers bloom means that a hundred flowers are in full bloom and colorful.
Metaphor for the free development of various forms and styles of art. It also describes the prosperity of the art world.
Source: Chapter 3 of "Flowers in the Mirror" by Li Ruzhen of the Qing Dynasty: "The Baihua Fairy was just playing chess here, but he didn't know that the emperor of the lower world suddenly ordered him to bloom with a hundred flowers." Unique ingenuity Ingenuity: ingenious thinking.
Refers to unique and ingenious ideas in technique and art. Source: "Preface to the Collection of Meng Haoran" by Wang Shiyuan of the Tang Dynasty: "The writing is not based on ancient times, but has unique ingenuity."
There is a different world. Heaven and earth: realm. There is another level of metaphor.
Describes the fascinating state of scenery or artistic creation. Source: Li Bai's poem "Questions and Answers in the Mountains" of the Tang Dynasty: "The peach blossoms and flowing water have gone away, and there is no other world than this world."
The original meaning of "different taste" is that there is another kind of separation and sorrow that others cannot understand, referring to the subjugation of the country. the pain. Later, it generally refers to the mood and connotation of literature and art, which also has a touching beauty and interest.
Source: Lyrics from "The Cry of the Night" by Li Yu of the Southern Tang Dynasty: "Continuous cutting and confusion are the sorrow of divorce, but the feeling is at the end." Talent: Talent that is expressed externally.
Mostly refers to people who are very talented in literature and art. Shen, Hua: refers to the realm of miraculousness.
An extremely superb state. Describes the extremely high achievements of literature and art.
Source: The second fold of the second book of "The Romance of the West Chamber" by Wang Shifu of the Yuan Dynasty: "I didn't say anything, but he quickly agreed. Jin Shengtan: 'A truly extraordinary writing'."
Expressive Adu vividness: refers to the vivid and lifelike characters depicted in good literary and artistic works; Adu: the spoken language of the Six Dynasties, that is, this, this. Describe using pictures or words to describe characters to capture their spirit.
Source: Liu Yiqing, Southern Song Dynasty, "Shishuoxinyu·Qiaoyi": "Gu Changkang painted people, and he probably didn't paint the eyes for several years. When people asked him why, Gu said: 'Four-body painting' Yanchi, who is not good at anything, is portraying him vividly, but he is in Adu." "Shuangxin of virtue and art" describes a person who has a good reputation for both his virtue and art (skills).
Generally refers to people engaged in art. Originality: ingenuity.
Has a unique and clever mind. Refers to creativity in skills and art.
Source: "Poetry Magazine" Issue 3, 1978: "The intensity of poetic flavor is closely related to the use of Bixing. Li He's poetry is unique in this aspect."
Unique craftsmanship: exquisite thinking. Describes exquisite and unique artistic conception.
Source: Zheng Yimei's "Hundred Shadows in the Art Circle: Chen Congzhou and New York Mingxuan": "His side skills, such as making branch-wrapped sticks, are unique in their craftsmanship, kept in short and moderate lengths, and engraved with inscriptions to inspire others. My friend, this is due to what Yu Zisan said: "Autumn quinoa promotes festivals, and white weeds work together." "Gongli is the enemy of Kungfu and strength; Xi: complete; enemy: equal."
Both sides used equal amounts of effort and strength. It is often said that two excellent works of art are indistinguishable.
Source: Song Dynasty Ji Yougong's "Chronicle of Tang Poetry·Shangguan Zhaorong": "When I heard his comment, he said: 'The two poems are equally matched in terms of their workmanship.'" Dazzling: dazzling.
Describe bright and dazzling. It is also used to describe the extremely high achievements of certain works of art and artistic images.
Source: Volume 13 of "Seven Lots of Clouds" by Zhang Junfang of the Song Dynasty: "I ordered the people around to visit the palace. The green trees on the jade platform are dazzling." The ghostly axes and magical statues were made by ghosts and gods. of.
Describes superb artistic skills that are beyond human reach. Source: "Zhuangzi Dasheng": "Zi Qing whittled wood into 鐻, and when he saw it, he was frightened and worried about ghosts and gods."
Ghost work and thunder ax describe the superb artistic skills that cannot be achieved by human power. Same as "uncanny workmanship".
Source: Song Lian of the Ming Dynasty's "Tan Ge Stone Inkstone Song": "Ghost craftsmanship, thunder and axes carve out the ancients, and skylight movies create new looks." Ghost carvings and gods still speak of ghost axes and magical craftsmanship.
Describes superb artistic skills that are beyond human reach. Source: Jin Yuanhao asked the poem "Yunxia": "I wonder how many ghosts and gods there are in this beautiful thing in the world?" Contrast and rendering Use the artistic techniques of foil and exaggeration to highlight the theme.
Source: Chapter 33 of "The Heroes of Sons and Daughters" written by Wenkang of the Qing Dynasty: "Of course, some additional exaggeration is needed to complete this article of cause and effect." Huan Fei Yan Shou Describes the different shapes of women, each with its own beauty.
It also refers to the different styles of works of art, each with its own strengths. Source: Su Shi of the Song Dynasty, "Sun Xin Lao Qiu Mo Miao Pavilion Poetry": "Du Ling's commentaries are expensive, thin and hard. I don't rely on this opinion.
Short, long, fat and thin have their own characteristics, who is the flying swallow in Yuhuan? Dare to hate." Huang Zhong Wa Suo is a metaphor for literary and artistic works with higher and lower artistic qualities.
Shining radiance often refers to a person's daily progress in morality, literature, art, etc. Source: "Book of Changes·Da Zhu": "Strong and solid, its brilliance is renewed day by day."
Jiguang Phoenix Feather Jiguang and the feathers of the phoenix. A metaphor for art treasures.
Unique and unique artistic conception. Source: Ke Yan's "Strange Letters·Songs Composed by Sunshine and Wind and Rain": "The director, director and actors creatively started from life...successfully portrayed the image of a generation of children with Xiaoqiang as the protagonist."
Exquisite craftsmanship: exquisite conception. Dumiao: unique and ingenious.
Describes an ingenious and unique artistic conception. Also known as "unique ingenuity" and "unique ingenuity".
Source: "Preface to the Collection of Meng Haoran" by Wang Shiyuan of the Tang Dynasty: "The writing does not follow the ancient times, but the craftsmanship is unique." Carved with meticulous care.
Describes the painstaking care taken in creating a work of art. It also means processing carefully and meticulously.
Good work and painstaking work describes the works of outstanding artists who put a lot of thought into the creation process. It also generally refers to good intentions.
Source: Song Dynasty Liu Xun's "Ci rhyme Su Zizhan's "Han Weima" presented to Li Boshi": "A good worker works hard to be far away, and the secret of heaven is hidden." A good worker works hard and a good worker: A skilled craftsman.
Describes the works of outstanding artists who put a lot of thought into the creation process. Source: Tang Dynasty Du Fu's poem "Inscribed on Master Li Zunshi's Song of the Pine Tree Shoko": "I know that the immortal guest wants to be in love, but I feel that the good worker has a lonely heart."
Miaoshou Danqing Miaoshou: a person with superb skills; Danqing: painting of paint, a metaphor for the art of painting. Refers to an excellent painter.
Source: Chapter 46 of "The Scholars" written by Wu Jingzi of the Qing Dynasty: "Zhuang Zhuojiang drew a picture of "Farewell at a High Level" with his skillful painter, and everyone in the meeting wrote poems. "Cooking dragon, pao and phoenix ① is a metaphor for cooking rare dishes.
It also describes dishes as luxurious and precious. ②A metaphor for superb artistic skills.
Also known as "cooking dragon and cooking phoenix". Also known as "cooking dragon and phoenix".
The music plays elegantly at the end. 6. A collection of beautiful 4-character idioms
The idioms and explanations about beauty are as follows:
Sad but not sad: sad: sad; sad: hurt. Sad but not sad, it describes emotions that are restrained; it also describes poetry and music that are graceful and elegant, and emotions that are moderate. It is a metaphor that nothing is too much or too little.
Icicle Snowmobile: Originally the names of two poems by Liu Yi of the Tang Dynasty. Later, it was used to praise other people's beautiful poems.
Feed the grains and drink the wine. Refers to the pursuit of drunkenness. It is also a metaphor for bending one's will and following the custom; going with the flow. It also means that the writing is beautiful and intoxicating. Same as "feeding and destroying".
Feed the grains and drink the liquor: eat the distiller's grains and drink the thin wine. Refers to the pursuit of drunkenness. It is also a metaphor for bending one's will and following the custom; going with the flow. It also means that the writing is beautiful and intoxicating. Same as "feeding and destroying".
Feed the grains and drink the wine. Refers to the pursuit of drunkenness. It is also a metaphor for bending one's will and following the custom; going with the flow. It also means that the writing is beautiful and intoxicating. Same as "feeding and destroying".
Fuzaojunhao: ①Eat distiller’s grains and drink thin wine. Refers to the pursuit of drunkenness. ②It is a metaphor for bending one's will and following the custom; going with the flow. ③The metaphor is beautiful and intoxicating.
Feed the grains and drink the wine. Refers to the pursuit of drunkenness. It is also a metaphor for bending one's will and following the custom; going with the flow. It also means that the writing is beautiful and intoxicating. Same as "feeding and destroying".
Charmable and graceful: Charming and graceful. Describe the beauty of a woman's body.
Chao Fei Mu Juan: Chao: morning; Mu: evening. Describe the changes in weather and the beauty of scenery.
Spring is warm and flowers are blooming: The weather is warm in spring, flowers are in bloom, and the scenery is beautiful. It is a metaphor for a great opportunity for sightseeing and viewing.
Ciqu Pianpian: Ciqu: the interest of words; Pianpian: describes the grace of style and literary talent. It means that the meaning of the words is very beautiful.
To write a lot of beautiful words: to write a lot of beautiful words.
Danjiao Xiuze: Danjiao: isolated mountain peaks; Xiuze: beautiful water. Describes beautiful mountains and clear waters, and beautiful scenery.
Cave Heaven Paradise: Originally a Taoist term, it refers to the famous mountain resort where Shinto people live. Most of them are used as metaphors for places with beautiful scenery.
To curb the clouds and surround the beams: to stop. The singing is so beautiful that it makes the floating clouds stop and listen, as if the lingering sound is lingering around the roof beams, unwilling to disperse.
Bustling resort: bustling: lively and prosperous; resort: a famous and beautiful place. Lively place of interest.
Abundance and grace: Abundance: grace and grace. Pianpian: free and easy look. Describes an elegant and graceful manner, elegant and free-spirited. Same as "personable".
Personal demeanor: Grace: elegant demeanor, refers to beautiful behavior and posture; Pianpian: elegant appearance. The behavior is elegant and graceful.
The wind is clear and the moon is bright: The breeze is cool and the moonlight is bright. Describe the beautiful and pleasant night scene.
The charm still exists: describing middle-aged women who still retain their graceful grace.
Crying phoenix and chirping crane: describe the beautiful sound.
Fudi Dongtian: Originally a Taoist term, it refers to the famous mountain resort where Shinto people live. Most of them are used as metaphors for places with beautiful scenery.
Noble and elegant: elegant, graceful movements and talents.
The song goes around the beam: around: whirling around; beam: the beam of the house. The singing echoed between the rafters.
Describes a beautiful singing voice.
Guangle Juntian: Guangle: beautiful and majestic music; Juntian: ancient myths and legends point to the center of the sky. Refers to heavenly music, celestial music. Later, it was described as a beautiful and majestic piece of music.
Han Gong Zui Sign: Refers to being immersed in beautiful music. Same as "Han Shang Zui Zheng".
Han Gong Zui Zheng: "Gong", "Shang" and "Zheng" are all scale names in ancient Chinese music. Refers to being immersed in beautiful music. Same as "Han Shang Zui Zheng".
Hanshang Zui Zheng: refers to immersing oneself in beautiful music. "Gong", "Shang" and "Zheng" are all scale names in ancient Chinese music. Also known as "Han Gong Zui Zheng".
Han Shang Zui Zheng: "Gong", "Shang" and "Zheng" are all scale names in ancient Chinese music. Refers to being immersed in beautiful music. Same as "Han Gong Zui Zheng".
Clear and elegant throat: The singing voice is clear and loud, and the charm is beautiful and delicate. Describes a very high level of singing.
Flower whiskers and butterfly awns: describe the graceful and skillful cursive writing style.
huazhizhaoqi: qiao: the wind blows things to make them tremble; qiaoqi: swing in the wind. It describes a woman who is dressed very colorfully or the scenery is beautiful.
The sound of gold sounds like jade: gold: refers to the bell; jade: refers to the chime. The metaphor of the article is beautiful.
Beautiful lines about brocade bag: brocade bag: a bag made of brocade, which the ancients often used to hide poems. Refers to beautiful poetry.
A good collection of tips and tricks: still a good saying about the tips and tricks. Refers to beautiful poetry.
A wonderful phrase about brocade bag: brocade bag: a bag made of brocade, which was often used by the ancients to hide poetry manuscripts. Refers to beautiful poetry.
Jinxinxiuchang: describes beautiful writing, intelligence and talent.
Brilliant Heart and Embraced Belly: Describes beautiful writing and gorgeous rhetoric.